This is hilarious to me. The Orioles AA team is about 25 minutes from my house. So when I wanna see a ball game and drink $7 tall boys I’ll pay the $15 to sit right behind home plate. I usually do this around inning 5 and or 6 for laughs. Never knew you could get run for it hell one time a ball boy gave me a ball…

The NFC North remembers.

If a NASCAR fan were flying the Confederate Flag, wouldn’t that be about as disrespectful toward the American Flag as anything in the history of America?

This piece is rife with anti-raccoon bias.

Your question makes me wonder if owls truly do ponder how construction equipment would deteriorate...

Show me someone who thinks engine braking is bad and I’ll show you a stupid person. I’ve never heard anyone express that opinion honestly, not sure where Engineering Explained came up with that.

Yep. Can confirm the Ford Shelby’s Rapture is totally in keeping with the company and the man’s legacy.

Without going into a full page detailed rant - I’m starting to get really annoyed by articles like this.

So, America has had like 70 years of this thing going on now. There are movies made about it. People have been born, grew up, participated in the culture, and died as old hoons in bed, imagining the next burnout.

Avant? No.

I’m trying to make my dreams come true:

I just wish they would have put in the Medway Queen into the background of the movie. She rescued 7000 men and managed to get 3 planes shot down while making the crossing 7 times.

My days of disappointment could soon be over! That beautiful, beautiful DPi should be getting the race wins a car that good looking needs.

strip it to the tub, divorce your wife, disown your children, and eat paleo.

Meanwhile, crossovers are still languishing north of 10 seconds in many cases.

If we have to, overnight parts from Japan Australia.

Some other noteworthy evidence:

“Can we agree that Minis look terrible?”

And the Jalops said “Lo, I have fork-ethed the coin and have received that which is truly rare but I still have not received the gifts of torque.”